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t i e llY MISS ANNA R. ill ; MINII: ~ ,
The wither is defined tobe orie who Isparta
knowledge, infornm,:ine..rueth To the teach.
er is confided the cultivation of-the immortal
minds of youth.. For - the position ;is required
a combination of **lithe not inferior to him
Who fine the most sacred position-41m minis
ter of the - gospeL Teachers sre:actilptors on
minds eueceptible of having incislons,deep and
lasting, carved upon them. Our ministers,
stateammaielaton.authoFst doiturni lawyers
and editors are monuments showing forth the
woHmenship 'of teachers who' were slire'lo
their.dity., Oaths other hind We might go
to the gloomy pestilential prisons in our land,
and perhaps many who' are confined • within
their . grated windows and wrongly: - bolted
doors, would trace their career of mime to
wrong impressions and principles received from
teachers. How soletan,the thought,when luir-
Toying the children seated in it school-room,to
reflect. that they are to"be thelen and women
of the future; that they only await the teach
eridirecting eon eve they- go forth to make a
decisire metk twigs ; that inn few shortyeari ,'
they are to be the importent actors in port- '
uating-the eivitreligions and. literary priyil• '
egg which we enjoy, or, if not properly train
ed, in Spreading - broadcast these pernicious
infirmness whicep tamed from ignorance, in- ,
subordination a idleness. ' When . the:Toil.
tier: of teacher is of such vast imp ortance, th e
pfr y
ditties to, be performed so many, andthelinfiu
once. so Mighty and Jesting, should not the
responsibilitleabe well weighed, every oppor
t unity nd means et improvement employed.
to quality and prepare for theptisiticii Should
they not .
',I "Be up and ding, .
I
With a heart for any fate;-' '. •
Still achieving, still per:suing,
Learn to labor andte wait."
.
'Duty pi with outstreched finger to ac
tion high and noble. All is action,
_Motion,
progress, and none can stay it or mark its lim
ite,—none so bold as to make the vain endeav
or. Shall teachers, whose work is so great,
linger er falter.iii . the race I- •
,
-"e fails alone who feebly cream • - !
He wins who dares the tercet march." 1
Timi is short and speeding,, the - years in,
which t+ work are short and few,improve (ben
each passing Moment. . Teachers should
,place
a standard high, ,and then make a constant
and persevering effort to approximate the
mark; their motto : "onward and upward. "— Yet-to aquire 'perfection in a teacher wouldl,e
to demand more than 'can be accomplished In
this world. ' Model school teachers are a rare
commodity. It would require the long life of
Methuselah, thn, wisdom of Solomen, and the,
patience of Job , to make , modet teachers; mull
and erenthen it is to be pre sumed they would
be few and far between._ Because. teachers I
cannot become perfect is no exentafor a life
less attention to tinniness. All the space be
tvieen us and'perfection is given 'in which to
iMprove. Every, 'effortorvery step inprogress
diminishes this intervening space. The fluted
ard of 4uslificatione requisite in a teacher, Is
being gradual* raised,—so gradully th at with
I
a due attention to business, all teacherrmight
. I reach i 4 Should those who have net eserv,
. perseverance . and a-desire to keep pine with,
~ the progress of the age,,receive certideates of,
frieffito Waperinteadent I t Sts'
duties to himself as' a citizen Of a free repub-
Ilic; hie duties to those for whom be la**
deroancl, that he admits only. . t hose wile are
moral - energetic and progressive. How aria
1 We bear candidates for certificates say; after i
examination, "Mr. Reed you, mud GTOTICKIIk •
my failare t•-day, I knew the . answers to all
those questions you asked , me very well, was
},up last nigh6ar, perhaps, was frightenetL"— ,
I Now would not Mr. Reed be justifiable in soy-)
i inlte-stich "We hitie an elevation to which we f
. wish you \not+ely to aspire, but reach, and
uutil you arouse your; ambition, inoreasa - your
store oft knowledge, snd Telma to think. I shall
refuse yFm a passport to the profession." Many
suppose that any one is capable of teaching
email - children, no difference ,how ordinary ,
thequelificetiona The State Sh - perintendent; 1
e
in n address in Allegheny eity,eome time ago; 0 ,
said that this is a lamentably Mitaken idea ;
that a teacher of small phildren shouldpossess '
even more knowledge than that of larger ones. '
There are many ways for teachers to infinite.
,their store of knowledge;—such as seattend
case at iinstitutes. 'reading standard works on:
teaching, and visiting the _schools of others.
The road to success is open to all ; why then'
bb contented to be, a mere drone in the pro
fession.l There are some obstacles to be over
[.
I come it is true. but perseverasee will conquer. .
An expenditure of all the limo, is -very es
sential t i o success, 'but the wages general*
will notedmit this.. Money is a great Motive
'power fed perhaps were the. Wagei raised to'
a :slender& as high as, thal o bf qualifications,.
;leachers would be more aetlie and efficient.—
WIT-they do not progress more rapidly is In
deed wonderful, nhr they teach at all is even`
'more ivonderfut when they might engage in
other. things more reaumerative.: . School
teaching is that on which Meny females are
dependent for a livelihood; arid' the State and
Comity 13uperintendent sal; they teach quite
as Welland in many easel; more eaccessfully
than males; why, then, should not the schools
be intrusted entirely to . them i Just last
night Mr. Reed said the(; in his opinion, the
schools would be in hotter -coalitioh if taught
only by well qualified females. A school di
rector who was present heartily coincided,and
said itien,that. he believes they . missies .more
knowledge. ;They agreed that it II prejudice
which keeps them , in the back-ground. Can
not this be livereeme ? Intellect Is measured
by its acbievemrnts, and achievements are es
timated by their difficulties. Perhaps then, e,
resolute determination to .succeed, together
with an interest, in all matters pertaining to
the professioirmay overcome it,, and lead to
final snicesa-, A. ' desire, strongly felt, and
clearly manifested to do good, and an naweiri
ed exertion to instruct anti dicipline pupil',
- Will fit them, when called upon, 'to net well
their pin, in life, and win for teachers anted.
ing,laurels. , ' Then
"Mount up the 'heiglits of wisdom;
• „ And eriph'eseh error low; •
lep back iso words of. knowlidgi,
• . that L ulnae beach should know.
• , Be faithful to tltylnission, , • -
• • ' In'serviee of thylkeed -
- 1 -• Add then gohisit Shapiste .
i Shall be thrjustausuird.7
ar," ledotator • ad
drew:4r% his brethren, i!tw -
o' ma d ,
ie: world- De'one am • a broad
narrow jived; d leads perdi tiinr,, de
oder ,a narrow and 'broad raid '4l
leads dire destruction. ' "If dim S
de case," said a liable bearit, "die Intl.
Ind individual- takes to . the weeds!".
4ANCH. ,
rrm."
yard: p• m.
hiladet. 2.85 P.M
TiCkei Agent.
MORE
Pa,)
"1 - wish yoif would not jive roe
lob ,elrort weigt t 'thy :money ' lle
said a onstoiner to a . gtoner, mrholine
an onteiasiling bill agaiaet . bini:':' 4 4 o dad
wish ~ na wont tli n glvo "'gob a
lon g wet for ?nine," field the g rocer.
POLITICAL nurroßir.
Proataint Tairibaln AUid It* A e :
• EL Illtephecke.-Efighly Intermit.
tog - Oorrespondeote Beloit".
to Mr. EltikheitssElpeeohlleicOd
. t. the ,Georgli LegtaltiPtree ' 'T
- •
Tl?e, Natioael.Pnblisbing Ocimpasy
bait just mood; ; work: ntitled .41.1nn.
adder B.' Steptona, in publia.,idcl
:veto, with Lectors itrid . apeechos, be
fore, During and since the liter,',!,bY
Usury: Cleaveland. 11l it. linflndlttie ,
following eiceedingly. intereeti rig icor;
respondence. Mil'. bits .nevor.,, before.
boon publiShed. Mr. Cienveletut Sara,
" are inforiOd by Mr.Stepb ens that
no person bad - ever Seen the ;letters,
of Mr. Linecilii to hilt Until since'
t.
IS .
retorn - froni Fort Warren ' in 1865; ex
copt his . Private, Beiretariesi; , Abe
'For. Your Own Elyeof
bse r bosn•iscredly-pbEisr red, as _far .as
possible, so long is it *in(1 . 96014, at
all necessary or prOprir." Tho"lisitei!
are as folio ws; - •
'stmt . ML .Ltsoo,LN TO -31 z. ETZPBIIis
Opnegfield, 111 , NT,. 80, 1860.
Ron. A.. 8. Stiihens—lfy :
I have.read . in• the newsps - pirs „four
speech' recently delivered, 1
hefore the Georgia Legislature . , or its
-assembled members. If you - bays re
d is'l)l shall be much
vise I SS possi ble,
obliged to you if you -send me a coif..
Tours,very
FROM 31E. STEPHENS TO Ma. .LT,NEOLN.
, Crawfordville; Ga. Dec. 14, 18611.
My. Near Sir:l Your short and po
lite note of the 30th nit., asking Ririe
f rovise'd copy of the speirdi to <which
Too refer, 40., was not, receive4oo4l
The new spaper - report
of the speech has : been revised by hie.
The. notes of the reporter were sub
mitted to me, and corrected In stuns
extent before being babllobed Wit ttOt
so thOroughty as I could have kiseAd.
The report was substantially correct.
If I. bad bad any idea that it
,wo,uld
have been so extensively . 4 oirolated
as it. has been, and been republished
ito many places, throughout the; corn
try as it has been .I should. had, pre
l pared a copy forth° press in the firs.
\ miasmic, But .Ihad no such thought,
I and therefore let the report g, le it
I did. There are several verbal ititiceu
raeies'in it but the main points ap pear
sufficiently for all practicpar!
'poses. The country is certainly; in
great peril, and no man ever hid lieettr,
ier.or greater responsibilities resting
upor. him that. roa have in the , , pies
obi qiomentOns
. T,oursoitoett respectfielli c i .
i.tiax4arA.H. I:l2lplism*--
- A. LINCOLN, 5p1i9010 . 14,111.
IMPLY 014M11. LINCOLN. -
[For y.ur me eye wily.]
Springfield - JP.. Duo. 22; 186 \ A.
Hoo. A. .11. Stephens—My Defy
Your obliging answer to my, short
note isjast received, and for which
please accept my thankn. I fully tip:
preeiatectbe prUBßilt peril the country;
is in, ml- the weight of responsibility.,
ori tie., DJ the of the loiuth:
retillir entertaic bones that a Rehtibli.•
!win Administration would directlyl or
indirectly interfere with their - slaves;
or with them about
.their slaves 1 1 1 If
I they. wish to , assure you, as once
,a
,friend, and still;!I hope, not ah
my, that thcro is" no cause for such I
fears. The Sou'th be - in n'o aims
- danger in this repect, than iti.would I
in the days of Washington. • I Suppose,
:however, this doeS.not mOet, the "Ciike.
I Yon think slavery is right, and ought
ttsle extended; orbilorwe think it la
toren?, and ought , to• be restricted.—
That I sup Pose infthe rub. It certain
ly the e/nly substantial difference
,
betTieow ca.*
,
Yours; Very truly, A laNcoLa
.. , .
ma.lsraTrizas TO MIL =get/LW. '. .
' - VraWfr/TllVille, 'tht., D06'.30, 1.860.:.
'Dear Sir: Youri of the 22d instaut
was received two !days ago" - .l'
,I - bold
it, and appreciate it is 'you - intended.
Personally I am.nut, your enmity Ifar
from It; auctlhoireVar widely we: nisy
differ : :politically, yet. I trust' WO litith
have in earnest desire to preserVe and
'Maintain the Union:of I the' Suttee; if
.
it can Ale done principle! 4iid
•furthisranee of the, obj Pets for whieb
it wile formed.. It Was .with enCh fee l .
ings on my part, that I suggested; to
yon'tn my former notefthObeavY .11-e
--sponsibility novi resting onl yolkand
illi
:with the samofeeliugs I wil now take
- the liberty of saying , in all rankness
and, earnestness, that this gr it,Otiiit
k
oanever. be 'attnined_by fo . e.;' This.
is my settled . ean'viotion, Consider
the' opinion,:iveigh it, and • ass :upon
it for yourself. 'Arcerror on ibis point
may lead to. theta most diast s 'cootie
quenees, /I will alto add that in - My
judgment th? . people of .the 133rith. do
nit entertain' any fear_ s that'a neplib.
flee" :Administration,•or st leaat the
tinsi ehiint 'to l ba • itiatigarated, 'wotild
attempt VD:interfere dgently is • tin
mediately with Slayatiy,la - die thatimt.
Thair, - stproheneiow and tilicittiatido•
do . not aiming friini that mimeos: -• Thay
do..notatisefOm th'ettat'af the kriaint
Anti - Stayei7 ikrailloaa (Atha Piiiiclant I
elect' ' IrmahlUgtoit, ' Jitariaiki' ' . .4d
otheiVrieideitte ail generally . adadt:
tectik:haive***Aida Slavery in - Hie.
,tintatti:- Blit'in ibbig6iiol 'Atiti - 'sla;
iert - dili v llol'eateraeitir. - elleateat' into
Etart y 011'anigation*. --.--." ' • • ' Y
cluis-of:Oitherelifitdeid&ra,g l ; to '
us'• foretg&s nd
*.erne, - Iltiatiaa•-4ati other ":1•011.140 1
Objaats el tib4VOsiirid Goaalet i
Were thelkaaistifailek fisOtamionoi.
thei rilay. Tharrfaikarfaikimielai.
d!rifivalf! tlf”Pil to jsatfeet dr Ifriala ,
. , ~1 I
-- - -
1111 # 1 ; 1 79 - or . thil itiPatt**4lte:(Msgfro]
with ;us, wars x.pr k sr
,v:, jik th e
alailleenfradnitn
..„.
_. rarti4hg n
Watt *telthit tlikwiltniioll.ooliSiggiok,
iasi'aist Mille - enbjeetlinart *NW the
. latfrerintrWlinttei!.. -',e6bilataii•ir
btu; no control. 'r . . Vile laltbi.:'
je‘t'whiehlition . /eclat iikk e
*Quids of the co id::4lo4soil of
t tiloiernaletit;lir z . Aim* so li' s '
arse-Voimiirriedijii, .! , die 6,4dintrat.
ideelf- In :: theollifiti. - - ;'of =principles:
announced bythe:: ' _ ~ i itiant, party.
'Ebb leading objsetr ,An be.iink•
pli, atid-:**Atabit, 7 4 1 as :phasaita
pat Wei insiftlitioett
‘. hilt One
Stites Itlid_st ; ,4 l 4 ;. _ , . .r , ' and nib:
tionat cordiernitittilit.".7 • * upon gin. eral priibipleavfalini: i s tioagh....af tts••
self to iircuselt sp i rt.
Mil, of Iteti
.„. thditnikroitsblit ,-IleiitelOwthi
pail, of the gronori . - ~.LitYll4li Mite.
ti ti-' a fie, gentile . :eoseaded, ' ;
tiii#epublicabe ev . " at i Ciingrass
cannot interfere' wit , , very ifir.atia
'Staten; rt_iii kniinkil ceded:that
Congrnasi cannot ea - a ny form.
religiotus worship:: _ .suppose that
141 by..
any one Of_ the • Christian
Chucrhes or sects pr in all', the
Southern 8 4t 411 1 but' - ao'elistenea
many one of the: le
._ Sep Statesr- I
under such circninstaii . -suppose thy '
people of the Ifortlimirikates 'Wald
organize a political pe4y—not i nposi a
Sitleign or ficmestie psikey but with
One leading ides of billimlernaition of
thei docttine and - tenetOof that pat tic-
utile .ohirrith, and 'with liiiiravOred ob
ject, of preventing• itaseztetimon into
the 0 0 11 1 0 1 0 n: Tfrritott -even after
th 9 highest judicial . ' nal 'of the
land bad : decided theyt, d, no snob
i k
constitutionalpoweri,, A And suppose
that a party so organisadisbould carry
a presidegtel,electiont:lL is not ap.
parpnt that c .a gensralf*lng of resist,
Ono* IA t4i Asuocien, aWkskandl , objskd,
of 4E14. a party_ would ijsnessarily and
rightfully ensue? !nog' iv,
.iict, be
- awl inevitable .cotseqmfg*' 7 AlLid the
more eco s if pxtgiblil fro*4l 6 emitted
- fact th'itt, it. was it matt Nord their
control, and one Lb, IA ey, ought
not in the spirit of ipetwcin
c i at
co-Eltatee, to attempt .to t iftaddle with.
sable''
, .
.., ..- -.V -4. .nay be now:
Tbe t immi difference woulti, of souse
exist in the supposed ease bi religiim,
When i Parties or Cembinitions 'of men.
the fore, so forat - themselvel, must le
not be assumed 'to arils *tit from ria
son pr any sense of jlieti4,
~btit from
;finatutiam? The motives can spring
trona nii other 'mine, and wben Men,
come ander the influence of lanatieient,
Cher to no telling where their iMpulse
or pions may„ottrixe them. ;This, is
wha creates our, discontent ind ap
,se
prehension.' Yoe will sleet !allot, me
to sly that-it is neither unnatural or
unreasonable, eaPeclallY weer , l we eee
the ttent to which this reckless 'spir
it ha, ahead) gone. Such, for instance,
as tbe avowed disregard en d: breach
of thi3 Coostitutioe, in tbs.:passage 'of
the.statutesin a number ol' the North-1
erre States egainst the rendition' of fu
gitives from service; and seek exibi. .
tinnsi of madness as the John 1 Smits
1 raid ntoVirginia, which lai remitted
to m ch sympathy from many; and l r
open condemnation from any of e
, leading men er the pleseut prominent
party. For a very clear itatemeatiof
the prevaling sentiment of the ineits
=iterate men of the South upon them,
I refer you to:the - speech of,Senktor
, Niel:Olson, of 'Tbanesiee, w 13166 I 16 7
close Ito you. Upon a review ', of the y
wholi, who can oar tbxt, the general
disco nt and apprehension, prevail.
ling is not well founded? 1
.1
I l
1 ' In addressing. you thus !would
have -ma understand me as 144% not
a peonel enemy • but as one. who
would have On db what, you can to
saver common country.. A. Word
' "filly Spoken" by,you now. would .lni.-
deed . be "like apples of gold in pictures
Oar
of sillier." I entreat you be not deafest.
ved as to the nature and extant of the
, danger, or as to the remedy. 1 tlistrioili
lation and harmony. in my judgment,
lean nevei:Ve;established by *me.
For Can theitinion, ender tha Con-,
stitution. be maintained by fen - 36.-
11M 4nion was formed by the Mineent
lof ind*ndeat sovereign Steak . Ul.•
'them* • sotertiignty still roeideVivith
them ,eloarittely whichicareber4umed,
and oall -be if their eafety,,Arangulltty
tend mrity,lts their judgment, :nitre
it. . Under oar.. systems . 10 , i , tiew it.
theris c : l - • 'no eightfkd Power, lii lb* Gan-
Oral Terehletitie - 00erces Alk, r w liit
cage One .at 111.111411014 d - WOW. ' llf
apeer.ber , reserved right., and eliiinessii,
the .41: exorcise other alOirgthiptiPOW-
Ark ' 301 We Me - perpetql4fiAlitide !
..Tbat Opuide.nymn the,coutiegtooles
of wiLe..: l Shy teehh:Lit 0 num woulli tot
be the Ualcus..or 00 , Consgt,ation t .It
- stook; be noth nit- short of .a ;00neell
idaiiii ,• • ' Rues*. me' fp? sir
lac yes ._thino • Iria*S• EiOUU.
aironi language used; ltoitik e -
1 .-6 •4l•4 4 ip4!feet,in io
pmisels
the t • 4 SeSert now kfarik
oisilearoxsises
it.-?eatiF;44olno eir•-'.
jltakutirwi t is do : " • 4Fr.- all) ,
vb.st, :trite, and lei - , ti,... hats
,IMM
1 ,
.
Weight ivitifl . on an, in y'citlddgment,
wader Or the iiritmktsinnity resting
two Yog,l it, menu. r -
-- - . l r ollll.l63flpe4tittliy.:
ALIXAND.FILI tripains.
ns, Linranut..Spritng
1105
EMI
- '
.{ •
- An szoellent attune l ons 'incise chap.
ter. ia I bookery B*Cl - whinh.pr
in opoite
to teach file art - ofi Liarvin i g,„: Is con-.
tamed' in nitory Irecer.tly_publishell
by John Holliugshaid, riondOn.l—
biro ii a Hr. Joitepb BoWpot,te
Only "IA carefttl . mother, wo
Filltahel! over him so sash:10001y that
the,rpe'Sgu , forty,be is - as an in,
fact •During into rathellcirigjeurney
;Jiisephfis tnothei tel la ~ aideep and he.
Awes tise ostriage 'to obtain refresh:
'Thitand
i t nient. , I „ rata goes 'on, Mr.
11 9WPI risolaiLi on the platform with 1
feelings similar.to those of a "careless
solar on a clesolate Who '-has
suffered' the ethermeMber3 of an ex
ploring patty, th „ return to .tbe ship
witbontlita. In this emergency, he
takes the advice of an intelligent pot.
tnr;`andlSoon , finds himself in the cot
fea-roons of a hotel, 'where' a stiff
waiterinfortris him that a' roast goose
will icon be ready forldinner. throw.
jag of his nervovenose. be boldly or
ders. it. in, ;tad brings It Or; h. the voluMe,
on aboliiry, peruses' the 'aitieleit.
Carving, whilelhe - waiter lays the
chub and 'arrangeti the table,
Mr. ..oseph llowpot took Ilia seat
very eloWly at the table.while the stiff
waiter, removed, the cover from tti
smoking goose. Joseph made a ' grea t,
display 'bat pening, hut-knife; tarn'.
kg up the cuffs orhiti,cost, afterwards
his waistbands, then ihsrpeninghth
ktifs'agiin, trying it 'with thumb
evidentlf.waititig for Ile . stiff waiter
to have room.,
_
It Was half-past three otoleck, and,
being a Wintry aftarioon, was gettkg
dusk. t
"Weald you ,like the gaa lighted,
sir?", inquired the stiff Welter,
i'.Not at all. not stall," returned To
seph htirriedly. dont think
eed ilt." -
Plant it
securelYla,the figure 4;1 think !feel
ing for the spotwith bis fingers,) Very
well how to plant the fork secure •
ly" (tryng' to stick the fork in:) Eh!
;Why? IWhy, there's "a confounded
lion°. Try A little on one side.—
(Shifts the fork.) A boo* there also.
Why 6ng it, it's all bone. • Stay. pm
haps I' ve got the wrong , side. Con
found abese artists, • wish they'(
draw better i • It's no snore like a goose
than I am. ,§nopost. we tarn over
gently. Wo! (Turtle the goose Oval
tenderly.) There gries the
.gravy' all
,hver the table and tmy trowsers.--
(Sope with his handkerchief
looking round once or twice anxiously
at the door:) Now then'once morei,
let's see; where were ire? Oh! on .No
4 . *1-,„, .* * ' "You theO
a dexterous twist of the wrist separate
the leg from the body." ' (Panning.
)
How—dexterous, twist? (Perplexed.)
Somehow like Chi., I i ' suppose? Good
gracious!"'• -He braced himself up for '
a great effort. but unfortunately,,in
stead of being sticeessfill, he, twisted
the goose Off the table . on to the floor,
between his feet. .Por somo reason
the stiff waiter` again Made his appear:
nate. .
I , Ring sir?' be inquired moi - e
tlealiy than usual. ' • ; •
Joseph . ; - ,in,his ttrepidation, seized
the dish .cover` and'slapped 'it on
-the empty_ dish, bolaiog it don with
his head . ; while be turned round to thi
pertifiamode stiff 'lraiter, . :and. with
*something of indignation In his %Otte,
replyed,,"l did not ring.'
"Herol" was the answer of the stiff
waiter 46 he agii;ii retired. 4
`Joseph greasily - reeoVered' him
look elt the cover, and, lifting :he
, goose up, ten with both' bands
ily
rfrom,tHe floor &
he l plabed it again upon
' tHe 'dish bind took a_ otidtilkoriliisses
of sherri to fortify hiniselffor a final
effort.. • "
"Oh! that eitremellofficious person,
be Muttered thbimse" ; he bas throtin
the‘intoit profuse perspiration. Dear
me the bird's as , cold as a stonet' He
Look ehiple mote gleam* of Wile.
"live •
not tallied anbstaittial ft:#bd for
eight Elmira, land I feel the! pangs of
Ono
Why dbould, I t‘l3bitilie? Ro
Ono obseries.ma. , I
, ..
He lookedarthuid aid itelhag him-,
l ied 'unobserved. be tore of;ejeg with
ble.bgedt:sod basked 4711 1 1 1 sFlan
New of the serrate, ulna reiriuseee° , ,
ky all i i4 l l,
,time. Cold ; Ate the bird'ilies
be at e; or l oither deiroorod;ii fair gain-
o,9's and,lPl tbs time. Li* appetite was
eetudled,, the temporary courage is.
epired:hy his half ptoil of ebtolit ra* ,
(abseiled aleetwitk the ' i mino, and
ilictfillllo4,lll iota.hie origioal :444 of.
l'sf
,: 1 11S u! .00iffeelei4..J- ,eaddeoiy his
Ives me. fixed apee.thei,disb. , •
, !' ficioget!. WajteeetTebrrek
ed.- b al. beerid,egeeteele. The
goose do 't" look au ikitli4beon cell
ed; INI kirkit.itbeClSlE n
t ' worried
by e.eptijeriet." , A - -'1.7
MESS
.d.`,City OrloliriStri• '
Next to the envircnit fol . ; Seville,_
where every thing which Voinfit mist
ed with orangesia ebveted with-rose",
and the Valley "of-Mexico,. ,whiCh us
one iarterire or 110 Were all . the lfelir
round,nutst come Itome *Sibs, chosen
aantjof „Vlore: She'revels in T wild
Owen,. aMong - the ruins, ' i the Vilnlbil;
rlll3 chinks of-the Colbieneyand twee
the, viraito - Campragna:r - Bbe runs
over Vtill!!tanne Itcrwers in 'Abe gardens
' f freevillas which, frtngett,the Seven ..
ille. „ Flowersi in Rome;i, ere literal..
y ,cheaper . tban - dikt, fordirt,' , is a delis
cost lives.
_For - tenPence
fie bar{ bur sefeih•l'-a tionqnet. in
Okeella 'an, ' English &JON= "Wit
hiel‘cherap , at a gni. nes ,f, in! Covent
rden; such -a. bouquet I..as might ,
r:tic- aorEnglitib 'seamstress, Stitch:
g - in her -solitar', garret calculate
ow many bourn of toil and miles of,
needles -and thread' it -'avould I ;take AD 1
purchase one poor sprig_Of Mignon-,
pet te front that abounding, loveliness.
Too are spared in Rome the detesia
ie nnisanee of the flower Orbs who in
yenico and- Florence dog. your_foot
iftePs.and thrust bouquets into Your
button hole whether you
,will or not.
diery street Corner or vacant pace ii
Ls I brave 'said, it Ifaichit!'d2 l - ilk Madi
',ins, and You Mai , spend'your, loos ',
hid( penny, in flowers, .or leave theliti
alone as yon chose. The peripraietie
1..
gender of flowers whom I have yet
met in. the. Eternal City is a hump
backed•d*arf who oh week days
!wants the outside of Piale'e'reading 1
roo' m on the,-Piazza di Spagrm, and is'
ii
small Birriam Wood of Choice flo*-
era. iYoU may make poor . Lancelot
Gobbo's fo rtune , for a fortnight if: yeti
- g' lye hint say hajocchi—'`tht but is 7d
f,or' an armful of rainbow.- On Sun
days, when Plate's in dffersnee:to the
prejadices of its Protestant patrons, la
closed, the dwarf changes his station
to the - outside of the cafe gs-Ronia, on
the Corso, whither it ma,f,be hinted
it coneiderableseccCiora of tni prbies4
tent patrons resort, to read - the Gak
nunz, invisible at Piale's: On the
Sabbath i the Gobbe- does not- vend
flowers. '‘llti has a paii of I buffsla
*mu for sale, beadtiful in „their poi
lett ' and curvilinear'. spikeress; with
iwhich .he stands sentry, a 'horn,:ln
'etch hand, like's Stunned terri Otto
figure of Plenty, bearing ossified, c
i
Mopies. With a view to Prates
. 1
atrons, he has mastered rl:t s ,.
rrateck - of !English. "Little iti li .
dowers? i- b'efall.-- t'llbtle7'. I: tl
'milif,imigi Wine' 'Vila, IL" H ye 4.
l et
Nisidol lnglalti ... ottdals nid urge* :
•• .„..-"•
the blot, but
itb a peculiar
of ctirioaty,
ly round the
st he was all
Carving" from
It to. page 48,
'Mist he crust
thagoose like
left• band—so
,
I e A st - e - ilal 'i a r r t roo k n, P l i tte i nd d e lt d 3. b l 7. l. eTr
yumetancee of the most novel a d
1 atartling char:eater. We hive oft n
k
I heard of robbers using chloroform 'n •
r on . persons asleep: : ins rooms, bnrgii.ti
ri ,
Only entered, but never, in AI the an•
bale of crime, have we beard Wore of
bat potent 4trug being applied •to
'lde-awake . -parsone in their own
.i Doses. • Th. faots'nre as follows : 1
A couple of ordinnry—or rather ex
raordinory,—pack *peddlers entered :
'be houlie,Of Mr. John Lerch, on Pop:
ar streetjnear Brrinkley. avenue, and
Offered tneir trapi for sale. They were
.wparently. Polanders, and'spake im
perfect Engliah. 1
~ r ff
Tito la iee in the house . Came . fc).-I
ward, wen they, spread out' thOir
goods to I ok at theal, and were join
id by Mr. Lerch. . After unrolling say:
i
oral pieces, they opcined a libawl afid
fibook it up as if to, take opt the.wrin:
klee., -
it: ytte thoroughly saturat d
iirith chloiciform, and so thorongly •
i i t.affect the: parties that they . weir
unable* *.cofist its inflnence. ,They
aank into 'an iiisensible . state, and•e
mapied.awfor some time. When th y
feeovered:-they found ithat their' v a-.
=tuts bad 'departeci, sio had robed
l e
the hotie&,cf money, isilverware, and
Other articles, atiionnting - ito:about tiro
hundred ankfifty dollars: . 1
No cluer,has been obtained toithe
ilconndralsithey made - good their' Ss-
gape, ' It is to I)ff hoped that they will
/fa apprehended before they ',commit
any . Moro , such exploits.-3fatiphis
Commercial and. Aiqus, of 1 1 . I •
§ad Affair'in aState Prised;
The Sin Francisco .Times give's an
ace/hint Of tho Sudden death of three
donVictiiiithe California State Prison
• . •
hy l "danipichokel , • Theparttulars, ,
re
ak, follows:. • , ..,
I"In the'rr.ornieg five prisoters Iv:
nt
into the tunnel; which drains the &li
on yard, far the purpose of rernovitig
tope obstruetions: After hiving prd
seeded some distance---say f2rts . , feet
1 -+they encountered foul sir, or ardif.-
i ground
_Memos,' whit% ~prOstnited
tiled. Two made their way but,drag
ting atitA them ',lndian . - Belly: Late
horn Bantlimoto. il'ho was'gniteirlead
when brbeght to the open sir.' A,
brave yirg German , named ,Hylton
w ,
h, o ea • **eerily 'from Humbolt
saantj, meted in and saved smother.
itilitraing far the rethaming rMsaa, Its
*al himself overeomo,and rememed a
(V JJ
IM is the tunnel. . 1
I f"rbe-Itediee were,edl 'veneered later .
' the day. Hylton mule tine looking
tPural afinfient loithe. Stud Prises !
jos. one yOat, &a bad Occupied the po•
eititm of darly Sergeant in one - of
the rnia regiments during the
1
Califi r
, ar. l '
.T e ollittersil In charge OA the
' 'eon alli - erect, lit apprOprrate heid
Me 'dyer the - g‘reic...., of poor Hylton
1.)
ela tokeit * :f their regard Ibr :Ills 1617,
e lab aa lee of hie own life_ to, te
aer biajoiloir prqpncrs:frorr(ar(an-
A help 41/Ab r. ." , - 1 , :. ,
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SS oadar_ PT,
giOnmoitioglol,-
1 * 11.14104 " 11 .040*
inasured !.•
Special a4lOll Per ike,ll4 . Sloa got
gisiistm • •
Buidessresph ;
.:.. s cikn" and llootko,*ollgloakill‘li
lad othiellotioes of a PablioatiopfAlli!'
._ •
How a Fsmae; gear, Loa alleMlatt
, - f .
-.By. taking hill nannteppigg:;.a'
I - AilePiqg 0 9 1e44 1 4 1 ti ,
a1f441, githilk.! :
itigik
t
[ tleas. •; , . • , t 4 . '-; .
si -1-,
I '. 15iyg - AO ittOn'tion lii ilii:Stil;,"
"A stitch in;tinie-liVeiirtdriii "IS,
, , ~
to ihe sowing - " gi*"... 'Mt - P 2 44 '
sead 4hs' ropoP. Visat l / 4 " • ' ..'• '' ."
!at j , i p . •>. • ~,, 0, ...r..';-.
lativpng•ctutpere4lOce,.inill;
lej
1 &c„&c„unsheltered, 11.tinvitius . : <Cas4
heat of inn.' _Morn tio,ilcik' '
il
1 in AO *Par anunalljObsist ialiittlikw
seat• Would ba' willing-4a ballas*,, ' 1 , 7 -.,.,,,
Ailaittink .lisiekea:ituplagtemilKENC
be scattered over tt.ofttritt, until . . Ow l
arerEaparable.,
~gy.repering hs. :
• Mora .
init ementis end- tool' nilha pianW
tin* iniT!ttollate illii,g'-ba,:, airiv , e&t.‘i
proof .or e ' , .asierthstak.Abitl • '!As* sk,3
.
mosey" . ' •., ,`', :: .3 J..;` 4 ! :,..)
Attending, suption asiewld.
i .. 00:te* J ,
mii, all kinds. of ft ,
04811W'
in the words. 'W. th - C r Airflsri-`*:
"•chesp,' • : •! _ : 1 - ' ''''''' '
Allowing the fence to rema i n; • I
paired - until strange cattle 'art . •
miti o
graiin g in the ineadow , i graln nal :, ,.. . 1
browsing the fruit 'trees. . - c. f ,,,,
pisbelieving the principle' of -; , t&&
rotation of crops , before tunking - **llW
gle experi men t. : L i :.,` ~. :-, iafi I
Planting fruit -trees...wit!) s4. 4 i• ' , •
pect4itionof having fruit, witinin,, ‘,..
lag , the tree half the attent t iK 4
,guises to makb thent - prifliable.!• .1 . t :
.Practicing economy! by, deprivthg
stock of proVor shelter , durum, ,
winter,and feeding them u4sottnck ,. .
,' •
sueb, - as half—rotten corn and
111 4'
i
; "
- - z-ZsretY nighu wOlve,n4l. l * -1 40L... /
in tall chortle in the - aaighborboodi
Ottawa.,.
4Tror tie a "i i rs3 4 l4 4l eir. 4 AUL
•
members kn.* raver.
-*V I be
jteited tolora,r . • '
going to 4fiti .
boa ninny .nkildren in that city do fat
st_t_endschoe
--In Chieag6,the Oerinans are Mei
ea l *ith th 9 gteattint amount ,Of itifo
Mastic infoliettyi '
—A romantic writer says thb 4 .
s. -
. ..,.
ham sank' beneath the' i isaveii"oirkin
,and undefiled by tread:' r• , ,, f •
~...-r l finieterCampbell lie at I§ifiry Or ,
:te,vtevk',wsiting,liioawbet•.-Ilka!oi'i*gy
,j,hNd,)'ltto,turn cp.. •
~ . r
i.- - .,4„)-e.hundred and otztena
!,‘_..:••.
4 -,---. • s familieswitktheralikli -
-----')-,-. ,i s w i nter cc - • 'AX
1 --.;;.-The wife uf a &irks coatitn ts 2 . l •
eepei'aeaided4 btitist4ble wit:el I.
dittetvbecaluoi tie attealpted i,- '' 0 ,,,,, -
/Ton ionic other hatband* • , 1
-,...r..,..-:- ,
, . • - - _ i ,: .- ;,. .
i'
' - = 7 .oh - in is tlie Mx*: .1 . " ,-,... - ,
the Const tatidnal-Ainehilment- - i7 1 :: ' •
loyal eat A Will soon fOl•ow iti "ritiril ,
Rut:cession, ticra. tlidi Obit 10,..,mitalstureil -
have coriviened.. ..1 ' ::-"-r'' t
—iliils d Fillmore, IVim.G..l Fer#34.
Agi n 111 Hutchinson and other :teed=
ing aittieds of Vero Arganiand
*club' t i , which the initiating fee ii
MO, a neat dues' 50; !- a '• •
-: - .± in i
A ssenersdi w
bailwas bel4 in
i
chieng ain !ridgy bigh,:iist.., Abiert
one h dred men and ;admen of • the
vile sor assembled, in 4 1 010 -unwe Ylt.
free an easy: Ithe polka' i made a 0
Scent mid marched. all -tO she„ twin*
and neat mining satin: of.abn gay- '
broWd was fined tire dullard Ind , emitie:
—There is a growing sentiiiient 'lit;
the Scidth,in favor of abandoning tint.'
itics, and paying ettetititin to thid;kei;
toratidn of the prosperity;of siit.need
tion. A late number of Ow 810)taint4
Whig. advises the
R eople : to.i.lite.,Pii
tbe - old politicians,. and stii*,'"iire'sire
a: inning-!a heir. era 'and Windt . iiiiite
ne itleandhd tin* met," ' - - • ,c. '
—Ali7' ISlt t arrieburg..CortenPandent 6i
the Philadelphia Presa el goits:• Ibis -
opening of another- Senatorial' nami. ~.s
pitigti to continue for two Yestri - or.. uts •r - '''
tit the expiration of Senator , Bile4t
kW ' tarm, lie urges that the raw% .
' pithy sliturfil drop old , lendeti cif 1104
dons, inti' - tike tip taebjectinsible,
end rising 'young- Mee, and . saggesta
that the party begin 'pow ;to comibieti
do such , a man -as Hon..G.'.'W.*Siiitialil;
&ember of Cockrell' froni the litiiiii;
- teesql,Distribt. : I ' , --- '
,—..ln Cincinnati, the waiters....of i
hotel, quit werk•because Vie liFtriirt,. tt`
ton refused . to take agnin 'into lbeit:
einploy i thaeharged. reritanty_EZWry
had tlienty hire deli' ireOlidliet,thiffit
when- they gave up • them:. itlktx* --- f
Landlerds refused to psi ; ; "Sett ' l Wite
brought at,d, the court ruled ibitAlS
Waitafiiiiheald go erithowl their uktneit
Se tench for combination.: , -, .s'i l ':
—lllinois bas purchased , from=: KM:
Deuglai.thelot of ground le — whit* •
the remains of 'Stephen ~ .1 k :- I iiiigisi
I were himed, paying , therefnr tblizamot
1101-t.35,000. uovernor Ogleiby map!
r mania an appropriation to slid theep ,
tl4
Lion of it atuukble aicieitinent :mie.. 101.
remains of Abraham- tintielnefoo
which purptiai the; Ikintietint: AWllit .4 -•
stied now lea tifis,ooo eiilleefeetitsed
inisistimiAmtititWOW444Wret i t
edo c.arry , cut the plan which . . bite '
adapted.
t it simple 'Fenian ninanii:
Oudot, limmig alb alone at a nlgao . iii
'bittern:v*4 eft: !edits*,
.dijii 4 10pt,...1. •
t r tirtiehtid, rcbbed end aeuriiitil,abi.,,
uniciiewn ' :parties.' ; be 'lke
ositTed thiotigb el&tealinnaniz!anfOri
tsberabii at I 64140 bladred .. dMiiiit
in'
specie . and..greell*lliii t ..... N 1 1144 171 6 9.
,thieves and murderer!' ' o, llll7lleu-'•n
ffiet
snow rAblit'Oio , hetet* lie'teithe
Of two -: nien ` in" rtbnir 'r eltiletiNi 'Heti
',etre 'lW•ce4 , arad... ' ''-' I ',s ' 1
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